World (Newspaper) - November 19, 1890, New York, New York Hell Nelson Tells Another Way of Helping ihe CHRISTMAS TREE FUND in TODAYS EVENING I GUARANTEED CHEATER THAN THAT OK ANY TWO OTHER AMERICAN AVERAGE NUMBER OF COPIES PEIt BAY TEN MONTHS OF THE 11 Circulation Open to 3Stnit Sit riut Sle bit auf btt unb In an M o EXV AND HELP WANTED WAHTS TEH ON DAYS A STIMULUS FOR THE NUMBER 7Hf my ON IN IHt CORRESPONDING DAYS LAST PRICE TWO NEW NOVEMBER PRICE TWO 14 KOCHS MAGIC REPORT OF VIENNA DOCTORS ON THE CONSUMPTION TALKS OF ITS Not So Coil tlint tn tlie Firm of tlie Arts by tjio York I t DESPATCH TO THE first Vienna doctor who went to Berlin to study Kochs has already Kc is Carl of tho and report of his experiences is very in His earnest to patients 8 for tho present to refrain from going to was five days iu and had every opportunity of watching tho immediate effect of Kochs remedy upon tuberculous Ho saw injections made by and Levy upon consumptive adult canes of scrofulous or tuberculous whose glands or bones wore Ho says it is as if Kochs lymph bottle con some magic Its immediate in as watched by tho physicians is indeed a A the thousandth part of a cubic centi metre was injected under the a child which had scrofulous on its each an largo aa a mans after tbo injection had began to the skin over and became hot and gave if 1 tho gland did not burst nor of becoming an Hix hours later the swelling had tho glands wore hard and gave no pain and they were only a third smaller than before tho treatment also returned from Ber lin sifter throe days study tho Koch treatment an applied in Ho says healing effects aro no doubt greatest with lupus not as effective but still very favorable arc its effects upon in tho Where consumption of tho or the is in the very first stages t ere seems to be a good chance of lint where the disease is advanced there is certainly danger iu applying the Schnitzel saw a female patient who n tcr the first insection lost consciousness for thirtysix was feverish during tho whole time and after tbo second In was unconscious eighteen Several other patients had high fover and showed signs of irresistible Light attacks of also result from inspections in some thinks that no outpatients be treated with tho is not to the The young will be subjected to treatment She is GOING TO VISIT Sew Will His Con sumption professor of pathology In Medical Department of of the City of New and a member of the of visiting physicians will sail today on tho steamship Trave for as tho representative of three New York it is also of tho Federal Govern he will personally investigate Kochs discovery of a cure for Tlie hospitals represents are and tho New each of which he has letters to Ho is also the accredited representative of his own medical college and ot tho KCW York City of also the University of the City o and of tho of Harvard will go mission is no to investigate the discoveries of obtain from that scientist as i information as he can about the cou cure by but also a supply nf tho lymph or used for the publi hospitals oi this A lively interest is by the hospital authorities in tin for supplying the hospitals with s has already been assured o cooperation and assistance o covery at present than what I have has very The infor mation in newspapers has been in tht ono Kocli a paper on but fiven did not crive any idea of tlie actual I have the in and I shall with any coming from Koch has some most remarkable and has greatly to the knowledge of It was Koch who thf calico of Asiatic and the cauKo of His investigations gave to medicine the branch of and Vic lian con liin investigations up to the present Ho has made and im and nuver has he had to take back anything ho has His last discovery is to especially so because Kochs investiga tions of the and course of tion have proved to tho satisfaction of tho medical world that the disease is due to the 1 H 1 ants in Bel anJ materi philanthropists who tlie charity notified Kochs assist his desire for has received from the lymph fa that ho will be supplied with he Loomis was by a reporter tor Tire and asked about his in tended visit to I did not decide to go until h though I have boon thinking ot th journey since the first announcement 01 Kochs Koch is ono o the greatest and most learned investigators that the scientific world has ever and anything that comes from him in re gird to his discoveries is worth the mos careful This is especially true about his discoveries in bacteria which he added to the science of and tubercular which he I shall taki to with me letters from the New York hospitals and from ono college auc city I shall also as join a far more powerful which has desired me to attain all the in formation to be and which has madi the request that I be given this information and material as I shall need for the in of Koohs methods into University of of New York will send of the on and I that doctors of this city have engaged staterooms all on the same to return to in abon fowr By that time wards will have aside in both Bellevue and tho New hospitals for tenting tho merits of the Koolt It may that will lie absen t I think I cai win all j jn from to What in your opinion of the merit of Dr Koohs discovery J it must decline any cunso i know no have nut been able to form any Koch Ko far lias said nothing which member of the profession who lias followed the study of tuberculosis notal ready aware Helms not informed the profession of the of tho flnia he Until he docs that no reputable doctor can venture on a definite Hois an eminent man and what ho says is well worth Isham thought that the an of Kochs discovery was in volved in theatrical display to a much greater extent than was This may not bo Kochs as it most likely bus been done by over I dont understand him to claim he lias n remedy for V lint ho scorns to mo to nay id that lie to far succeeded in his in an to bo able to nay that tho bacilli of tuberculosis can be modified so as to render them nearly He may be correct in but there aro no means of I believe and know Koch to be a thoroughly scientific and a thoroughly hou HE HAD TO SPEAK AT THE CHAM BER OF COMMERCE though there was no limit tn the scepticism that followed tho an of bis Knob has been for keep ing secret tho formula ioi preparing the lymph ho used iu his and for not having ninde tho of oilier details of his but I think that is The announcement of bis WUK I and Koch is waiting until ho haH ob more convincing buloro giv ing his discovery tn tho Ho evi dently did not intend to make any of because ho told a number of physicians the formula for manufacturing the ahdit bo to make a Kooh has been engaged in investigations relating to bacteriology for and ho never kept secret any of his former Tho ment sent him to and there ho found the germ which caused Asiatic His discoveries concerning tuberculosis wore made known without and his curing consumption must be known TO the world uow within a very short Koch ift Herr or Privy Counsellor at the equivalent ot President of tho of lectures at the Hygienic Institute and to the Medical Department of tho In I was a student under and it is partially from what I then saw of and partially from what ho has accomplished before and that I have such confidence in his I will not to give any opinion of the but I have been so much impressed by tho little that is known of it now that I decided to eive up everything elso and go on to learn what I can of Kochs laut achievement in the field of I cannot talk about things 1 know nothing and so will not attempt to discuss the merits of tho euro for consumption that is promised but of con sumption I do know anil I am particularly aware of the great effect Kochs discoveries havo already had on that deadly There had been no cure for though Koch now offers but the discovery of the of tlie disease ban had a marked effect in reducing tbo number of bc knowing the tbe Uncase could bo and that much good Koch has already He invented means of saving life by preventing tho spread of tbe and I thorough confidence iu his ability to cure Ho satisfied himself about I before he any His simple that ho had made such a ery should carry great It would seem that after Koch let tho world know what the cause of consumption was medicine had got half way to ft but no cure was and up to the pres ent time tbe of that discovery was only that the disease could bo The cure that is promised will be of ines timable valuo to if it proves to bo all that it has been represented to What tho results of further investigation will be remains to bo but I shall so to prepared to obtain all tho tion ho can and I hope by moans o of al the strong letters I and my person acquaintance with to he given every facility for introducing the Koch euro to this As noon as possible experi ments will be made here in the publio who has tho Pathological and Bacteriological labora al a Po tory at the Medical and Hospital in Twentieth street and who snont last Summer in Kochs labora will also sail on the Trave upon tUo same errand as The Directors f the PostGraduate Hospital have sent Linsley as their representative with the should Kochs treatment prove to be of immediately open ing wards for the exclusive treatment ot consumptive patients under said Fletcher In I am snic he would not make concerning bin discovery if ho not honestly and ho most certainly would not believe them if bo bad not thoroughly tried and experimented with bin Every statement lie has given to tbo public can bo depended LK Koch is too thorough ami too selen itic a man to any claims before sub stantial proof bud readied his own mind concerning his 1auiof the I have care fully considered every of tbe subject Koch has made a discovery of iu value to the Of wo cannot of the will but there is no doubt at in iny mind that all of Kochs will bb as timo goes IS 10 can only euro tubercular diseases of tbo surface ho has accomplished a wonderful but if he by the inoculation of ils in an early stop or cure ho lias most certainly made a mighty effort and one that will bo np It is something for a man to a discovery that will mitigato tho rav ages of that awful Tho great thing which must bo borne ii by people passing judgment on Koch s discovery said ho does not claim to euro lie has demonstrated that he cai 3iiro a visible tubercular such as but in consumption it is difficult to of the of any treatment aii considerable timo must clause before it cai be proven that any method will If this remedy in what wo hope for and what Dr great ability and relia bility rotison to a now world o medicine bo built and tho greatest ad of the ago IS KOCH ON 1 TRACK that Are Knee null Not the if Tho publishes ai interview with of Paris a member of tho Academy I will toll yon just what I thin about Kochs said Prof From tho I have to it scum to me that Koch has tho problem in tho best b beginning with the On tho on lie to destroy tho on the other ho trios to so modify th organism that tho microbe cannot find ai abiding place favorable to its reproduction if he has accomplished thin result it will b tho grandest triumph of modern medicine But I am not continued tho pro that tuberculosis has a microb lor my I consider phthisis is of a human In othe that we ui ourselves no only tbe but tho bacillus of Koch it comes from within and not from without upon guinea pig show that when they were inoculated wit scrofulous pus in which no bacilli coul bo they became not afflict ed with but there wer found in the tho bacilli did not exist in thn liquid wit which they tvere this Bacillus was produced by tho coming from is the effec and not the cause of Peter gave as hut opinion that th best means 01 effecting a cure of tuboi was a rigid observance of the laws o WAITING FOR MORE Due Chicago Highly of Kucha TO THK 1 discoveries of Koch have attracted great attention among Andrews yesterday expressed groat faith in but said enough data had not been given upon which to base an opinion of his recent The study of Kochs chiof work for many In 1882 he discovered ho bacillus and since then ho has been experimenting iu various ways iu search of a remedy for the If his reported discovery turns ont to be genuine IS will not be too to say that nothing in medical science Harvey dis covered the circulation of the blood has upon humanity the benefits that this discovery of Kochs will Hoismer Johnson to ft definite opinion iu re any bp Kochs now oiu irom wuas I caid COMMENT IN Home but TO THE doctors to have fallen in manner over Kochs discovery of what h considers a specific for some of the wise physicians maintain tha Kochs theory of tbe mos arrant kind others contend aa vohe mently that he haa bit upon a remedy at las for that terrible scourge of tbe human race Davis when interviewed o the that Koch has been guilty o the most flagrant violation of professions mid that any physician of a reput able medical society would bo thrown 01 for a much less offense than that of whio Kooh has been believes it IB alto tou to the success t of tun lie thinks not yet given to the world th composing of his some allowance must be made for tha mans pre vious researches in the Held ot Jho general concensus of opinion among medical men is that it is at present to take a decisive stand for or against as ho has Buch meagre details CLEVELAND CALLED ABOUT HIS DEPEW AND ie of his pure to the it is an i possibility to or bin from an in I bis hey Two Words for Themselves to Ono for Word About Its a Good with Ono Foreign Why Not All of Them Tho dinner of tlie Chamber of Commerce pas well advanced last evening when ex Cleveland entered and took his eat at tho table sot apart for the invited His late arrival gave rise j the impression that Cleveland as not to be at tho though 10 present expected al lough ho was not down on tho card to ho might bo prevailed upon to say at the conclusion of the regular Curl was tho last regular nd whan ho had speaking many tho gentlemen to leave the President Smith was about to that tho banquet was at when cries woro heard for Clove Cleveland 1 Speech 1 They and napkins were for a while it was ono loud call or a speech from the distinguished resident Smith tried to quiet the tumult little by waving his but it was of o with apparent loveland and after cheering had said President and Gentlemen This business I did not calculate have only to thank you for the kindness ou havo extended I do not believe it be fair for me to disturb tho that ought to hero the delicious dinner yon have and I know that after the oratory nd beautiful speeches you havo hoard it me to obtrude any ran om I do not believe that when ople are under tho influence of bo to shoot off I shall go homo to night with some con used ideas iu my are not 0 blame for but I f 1 saw fit to make a speech I might eminent on a good deal that has boon said here this There has boon a good leal said about reciprocity and that is my trouble comes Shouts f and Wo heard that reciprocity would be a good thing and it occurs if t would bo a good thing with tho Spanishspeaking people it would be vith who speak our own We have hoard that our go across the water and that people over there need and that means a for those does not icard that a bird in the is Worth two n the mil it occurs to mo wo have a market for products it might bo well to cultivate it instead of fy to Wo havo heard tonight how England md have within a few rushed o our rescue in a financial prompted by the sentiment of If they are so will and glad to tho Hand of rescue in financial how would it be to them a chance in ami matters difficulties of mine aro entirely attributable to my own neglected edu and incidentally and re motely T think they aro somewhat to tbe fact that I am only an member of the Chamber of Com instead of an active i have honor of being an honorary yoni and have prized tho distinction very highly but never more than I am strongly tempted at this to uny something something that has been called out by remarks made by when he of my Springer is innocent ii thin matter that has been against What said amounted to nothing an far as 1 am and prompted him to lie did was pure modesty on his and I shall provo tho truth of any state ment by citing a similar incident iu Tho first time I mot in r public place in It wan a a celebration of some military and I had been to I hat prepared myself for the occasion and in tended making a telling At tha time I was Governor of the wan no was and and fol 1 waft doing my duty to tho bos of my Before it name time for tm to speak Depew arose and said that the had elected a man for Governor who was a capital afterdinner arid then with a wave of his hand he said tha the coming Democratic Convention riot do a better thing than by nominating me for tbo office In the gift of tho peo imagine tbe effect of upon a it bo imagined than There was a lit tlo applause ovor this and then he wont on and said But In that party with which i has my good fortune to there is a a mighty whom the party ought U nominate in opposition to Cleveland Tbe name of that man is on every one but tonight it loos Hot come to You see was too modest to say h was electioneering for And so i with In mo ho had hoped to attract til attention of tho country to himself 1 know at tho timo was i Albany I was connected with the adminis trillion of tho and was blamed for all its but I after tha night if tho opportunity ever came injuring myself Loud laughter and cnen Youre a I would say some thing about his Tho day wl come I hope very Within the past four weeks Depow ba been saving something tary about and I lear that his party has been fault with him for a Ite publican from the Fur West wrote th other I yon have been saj ing something nice about that miserable ol After that I vote for you for As I I did not hero to make to and in taking ni seat I want to thank you for your hearty recognition of CLEVELANDS It might Re in for i TO TIIK i appears to the an external ob ject an idea or It usually de any appearance Im That is about the size of the candidacy of Wilson Shannon for United States Bissell is here as peculiarly Clevelands personal representative iu Western New and the Two public nga have been at which seH has been warmly spoken of or and most of tho local tho hayo bis as hey have because they pro erred a local regardless of pol for this Before Bissoll was mentioned THE WORLD correspondent talked with a number of influential Democrats Hill as a Senatorial hey all favored him and tho bulk of the party here io for Homo riends of Bissell remonstrated with irn about being a but ho has declared himself as and the Democracy baa indorsed is not considered of the Clove and Democrats here and its hopelessness what Hill may wish ta consid red to bury It will bo remem ered that he was Clevelands law part Assemblyman was asked to indorse i before no went diplomatically to do The next Speaker of the Assembly is quoted as saying in the pres nce of six or seven politicians of his district hat stood as show of bo ng Senator as Sheehan stood f not being You would oto for him for Senator was Would 11 replied and ho miled ono of his smiles moan SHOT BY AN INSANE in Attempted of a Young Tlie pretty organist of the Marmora Tom at the corner of Catharine ami Madison is lying at tho Street HOH ital with a 32calitjro bullet wound through ier Her chance of recovery JH ex the who lior last night rlo not det of her young woman ias an HIO Jeft tho chuich io oclock when the services were oor the man who fired the bullet wus simply of the Gladys Price cloned tho cover down ipon her keyboard last and un tho most of tho little already elt the aba valued ont under the of tho Hingle Jot that Hoxton ou had wot put nhc ailed to noe a in tlie other of the looked lown tho street in the direction of tJio 7iarltot an on tlie in the chatting to her By this tlie had the muddy There wan a and tho report of a revolver went down the wellnigh descried The been at cono hit tho girl an nho stood with her hack toward lior Him loaned ip the tried to make an outcry and then over in tha Boult caught the inan had tho by ihe but In broke away ran up tho tlie iho John did not Everybody in tho Gladys Price ad It that tohn of 87 Monroe had the and hoard the pistol H lie BRAY the oi topple in tho Ho tad tho man and ho followed ie an active man and iu than alter ho had Davin down upon tho where hu held im until Toll com an John came ut took him and Inn weapon an removed Blina 1rico to the Twenty Detective avan examined at the Oak The man in hut there method in last He murderous on a woman and made thin to 1 woman I shot is my wiio and she to live with J meant to kill that It a CUKO ol premeditated Ho then talked in coherently aud lined tho narao of dont IB tho wouldbe Nobody yot He is a man ol medium and han a strawcolored are and Ian Me Rave his n tho Union Hotel on tlie age an A lot of a diary and a wore together with ii wero those of a From one memoranda It waH that had been both H Bailor and i Uo had also boon an for political an thin will whow NEW mo to introduce by this letter Balm I bavo boon with liim lor n of yenrs unci place tho utmost reliance on any Any favois abown to Win will be reciprocated uy youra this letter o the Tombs wan uu application in N i j navy as But tno that was a inai of unbalanced mind wan found in tile He kept n strict debit and credit ac and When penny for an apple he tia lie also kept ol his trans actions with On Nov ho for to loan on Tills ib followed b the entry to In other Davis had bin tlie weapon with ho shot the Before ho wai locked un for the 1 his deed in this statement I you wan talking witl the King of tho KinK ol both told me that i be in Grover Just before of tii Chambers extracted tu bullet from Miss 1rices Jt ha in the loft is a pinck woman and her is only twenty four jears vigorous may pull her Last sue mad I seen this man many times in an near the but i never spoke to him I am not i was standing on tli window when he shot me and I re member tho after ho had uho Gladys as her name is th daughter of a a tailor who yeai as Evan lined to a shop a tno corner of Market and Honry Evan has been dead three yearn The girl Kot a month fo the orean In the and helped support her Price her widowed Abbie an the two children in the flat at Ho 140 whore her brother He man is The application for the Assistant Pay madn in 1871 was in by Inspector Georne an the USE diluted for ovo weak and sore lie wan an in to Hayess Secretary of the It was dated Anp and for a position iii tho Finest Ever 9 trains ever aro in dai Sew via Jersey an the oim nre heated by our ia the THE INDIAN 1 jK Hint tlie in the West Have Inspired by tlie Tammany Victory f he HE MAY SAIL INTO ASHBURY AND THE NEW DEED OF THREATENED BY THE iln Attempt to Ilio New Yoik Yucht we had protected ourselves by a clause which made a race over an ocean course free irom all headlands upon both in the event of a failure to upon the conditions of tho Had there been no such clause and cup been carried over to England they might have the race over a coime that no boat conld have 8 Given by the Donors Gerrys of to liio The between of merica and Great Britain tho Amor a9 CUD of to eventually each tinted below It came to on tho of ho Majestic and bore With it was the in card JAMKS On tho widu of the card in tho same written X 1or X X Winner of the Atlantic race in made to withhold tho name f tlie with an m Hero is his letter Ilia not a I fol with interest the various in elation to tho cup won ill 1851 by tho To my muni the recent decision o alter tho deod of trunt under which the nu la hold is most as all iona and acts to alter the conditions of are an unsportsmanlike as they are The terms of the trust are clear beyond In or about 1H70 Commodore officially informed the acht Club had reported hat tho intention of the donora was that a uco or mutch for the cup meant a not a the Commodore took the opinions if eminent American who that a match or racu meant a single By a vote of 30 to 1 tun that a ileet should but 11 1871 practically admitted their illegal wt by iu 1871 to send one nit their four to pick and trom on morning of the race wan a violation of tho deed and of the in tentions of t co AVAIL STREET RESTLESS UGLY RUMORS FILL THE AIR AMU UNSETTLE THE TAIL WITH OP DIVORCE ENDS A A Wild Not As Fainted TO THE 1 SAN little romance in real life has reached its It boRan lant when Louise a Brooklyn who was a tour of the doped with Wiiliam a young Balti Tho comes in tho shana of a suit for divorce filed by tho lady at Tho story ot the an told tiie was that the young an in which wan not regarded with the ladys that effect a determined upon a trip to But tho ladys admirer put in an ap soon after tno arrival of in and one morning in April they wont to Han and The romance wore oH yoon after when the bride found her of a hero and tho son of ft Baltimore waa a very ordinary mortal with no means of soon concluded to cleave to her and lior husband WRH turned He attempted to nee his bnt wan secured a writ of but tho testified ho had deserted her and that she did not desire to return to The writ wan oc dismissed and Nicholson re with her Nicholson brought suit ihe of ft and that they ad intercepted lettera to his wire which in Tho suit is still Tha wife determined to free and to where nlie instituted nit for Tho of the com laint is Bhe charges and the defendant ioted Kroat mental upon the who hi a of a tender and and in was AH no opposition has made to the a 110 question arisen on rauea in American It is not competent for tho to dictate to yacht clubs to the erms under which the cup could or bo for in race would be tho of tho deed of aud the late and the had no particle of or power alter tho terms and conditions In any orm or In those circumstances I to apply to tho American courts for an injunction to restrain tbo rom aside the as given f the four In for any races the be careful to advise tho the legality of tho second deed will be contested in the Superior Court of and that no race can take pending owned the schooner Cam which on sailed a for the onp a fleet of schooners rap tho Now York Yacht The represented several English yacht Tho course waa off to and around tho New 1ork a of about forty tho in America was fourth in and in It is barely possible Ash burr jias that he to nail his boat a licet of American yachts instead of With an how at great had schooner again in 1871 came for thu I the was not quite as good as the Cam and nothing back with him the time save the recollection of tho snubbing received from ttio Commodore and members of the New York Yacht of by the many think they should have been sporting and liberality such an that of deserved more Ihe Committee of the KBW York Club which tlie deod of gift wui in thorough with Paine and Designer of It was thought by them to be thoroughly sports In an interview printed in TUB Commodore Gerry doubted Yen nin oh whether the deed could be even by process of Asked if be though the new deed of Rift would act as a barne to future races for the American Mr aid Sot in tho There have been inor than one interim contests The were more plucky than they would be to have tried to three successive only to be each 1 think that just soon as the build a boat thai can beat the they will not lose any timo in challenging All the talk about tne of th deed only forced itself upon tha after the Valkyrie bad proved a failure Had she been the success Watson pre dieted I believe tho challenge would miv been sent in good faith aud the race hay taken place this year To put the matter i a the were angry be WAS THERE POLITICS IN 10 by IIIn of in learned from very good authority that the trouble in the flights of Labor which has xisted since Saturday was caused ly tlie discovery of an attempt to use the Order for political It is claimed hat souie of the executive officers during he Inst campaign caused circulars to jo issued and scattered over the of requesting the Knights to vote or for Governor and that in other the same moans worn Those opposed to tho tak any part in politics as a body demanded a explanation of the vhile favoring tho course aliened to lave been pursued came to its debate was very but satisfactory explanations were made and the matter was At own suggestion iis salary has boon reduced to movement has beau started by Assembly of greenglass which threatens to end in a big secession from the o The movement originated n the allege Mas ed improper conduct of Louis impr ster W of tho Green National and dis at the course of tho Tho secession of the workers would take at least mem jers from the A is aim on foot to an independent tion of all the greenbottle blowers The for New and Eastern Ktus York fair no change in temperature for Sew fair till Thursday except cooler in Eastern variable The following record shows the change n the temperature tot the past in comparison with the correspond mn date of last an indicated by th thermometer Pharmacy 52 4 M d 4 bSHi temperature tor 47 of for toe holidays bolnit Headquarters ior 11 Bant Broiler William K Small Ing Gould Attain to lie Tilings did not look so well in Wall street There wero two n either could be said to direct effect on In the liabilities were but they wero only from loans which wore to bo protected by so that there was no tive In the other instance the who had been orders for other suspended on account of ho could not bo present in the to adjust liin His liabilities wero stated to bo only about What caused AVall street to take on a more air wue tho prevalence of ugly rumors of moru to Several holmes wero said to bo tottering and might fall at any the houses named wero two or that had been con among the strongest of street and investigation failed to disclose any grounds for believing that they wore in danger of going to A despatch from Philadel phia said that a failure was expected which would aim OKI as yreat a sensation in tho worid tho concerning During ft despatch did not whether it was a New York or a Philadel phia and it did not receive any serious There WUR of the report of the dny before that another bank was going to Inquiry among banking circles did not elicit o confirmation of the On the disbelief in it was White none of the could bo traced to a tangible they never had a very disquieting in Wall where the more apprehensive onen wero to a belief in the old adage of where there iii smoke there must be More damn EC boon done in the street by rumors than by actual hen a smash people knew tho but when there as talk of impending evil they stood in ear and trembling and let the market Tim from which was good waa bad Tho to bo weak and tho quotations for were generally hero was the which been the bane f financial advanced there o there was of a reaction the down to The best sign in New York was the decline n the At one time during had fallen to J per at it was The stringency when money loaned up o onehalf of 1 percent and wuo ascribed to ho methods of the Loan of the In rder to provide more money tbo Committee as authorized to issue to banks belonging o tho loon certificates unon collateral and at onequarter of 1 per and legal interest per hiH rate of interest equal to H per It ia alleged that banks which ob loan took advantage of the opportunity to exact usurious rates from boso to whom they made loans trom tbe money f by the Bo much wan passed on the Olear plan that a mooting of tho Loan will bo hold at which the charged on tho loan it is be reduced to a per the legal Chairman the who ia Chairman if the Loan yesterday that it well enough to exact an extra rate of interest on the certificates in order to pre vent a call made for them by banks which did not need Now that the moro urgent requirements havo been sup plied the rate might be reduced without causing a The extra rate was charged in Yesterday and Monday a total of 000 of certificates were and it is ex that there will be a heavy call for There were many stories attempts to look up iwp instances were well Individuals of known financial standing presented certi cheeks for each to a bank and asked that the face value should be ad ou them iu For holding tho which were on another a premium was The request waa promptly There IB an evident on the of the to supply nil the that the banks may A lor in may havo its entire available funds loaned To call in these loans m many result in If the loans were allowed to stand they would be paid BO that there would be no actual risk in Tho whole difficulty lies in tho general scarcity of If has to take a loan in one bank he may lind it wholly impossible to negotiate it in stock is ample to protect must have the money represented by the loan to meet his ordinary business By obtain ins loan certificates the can let their loan stand and aro provided with new means tor their own There was not much excitement nn tne Stock Exchange Apprehension tho transactions and restricted them There were large crowds in the gallery to watch the scenes on the ia in the East lo a D Mil HO Pulitzer York Tke Is treat local paper o fit Include it la all for g fecit im September 8000 n baft bit Icm ben un btt n nut it S Ij t W o r I b bie in iit ju ble tine ber bent KeW Sorts til aUe beu unb Die bur There were some under the rule lor the account of suspended Paul and u T rt ol landall ifc Wierum there were bought 800 Colorado Coal and FAIL A Tlint Went Three 1anlM Finally Half au hour alter the opening of the Stock Exchange yesterday morning was made from tho rostrum of the failure of A bankers and at SWall The Stock was prepared for as there had been reports days that the house was in arf were better known as M
